Hi, Reader. You know those big, bold moves that look so dreamy from the outside? Yeah—this isn’t that email. When I sold most of my stuff and moved to France, I expected some discomfort… but the emotional whiplash that shows up from time to time really surprised me. Everyone keeps saying, “You’re living the dream!” And yes, I am so very fortunate to have landed where I've landed. I love my life. Still, there are times I find myself sitting in the middle of the living room floor, stuffing my face with chips, wondering, “What the hell have I done?” In my latest video, I share the REAL story - not the Instagram version. What it feels like when the honeymoon wears off, grief sneaks in, and all the transitions you thought you’d processed start stacking on top of each other. This isn’t just about moving to a new country. It’s about what happens when you leave behind a life that no longer fits… and realize the next one hasn’t fully formed yet. ➡️ [Click here to watch the full video on YouTube] 🌱 Wayfinding Update:I’m thrilled (and honestly, a little emotional) to share that the first beta group for Wayfinding is full! ✨ But good news: I’ve opened registration for the 2nd—and final—beta group, which begins June 12. This will be the last opportunity to join the program before its full public launch in September. Space is limited again, and two spots are already spoken for. ➡️ [Learn more and claim your spot here] If you’ve been thinking about it, now’s a good time to trust that tug in your gut. 💬 ... I’ll leave you with this...“The future enters into us, in order to transform us, With gratitude and grit, Lynnelle P.S. I'm glad you're here. |
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Hey Reader, A woman emailed me last week saying she was interested in Wayfinding but that she was "not really a group person." She'd rather figure things out on her own timeline, maybe read some books, and work on herself privately. I get the resistance to joining a group, being vulnerable with strangers. I’m an introvert and I do understand. But here's what I've learned: personal transformation is hard. Doing it alone makes it exponentially harder. Why community accelerates everything: You...
Hi Reader, Yesterday, I was talking to my sister, Karen, on FaceTime, hearing about her follow-up doctor’s appointment. She was soooooo relieved (and a bit proud, I think) that she got an A+ from her doctor only two weeks after hip replacement surgery. Then this morning, I found a text from her that inspired this email. Karen told me that after she got home from the doctor’s office and running errands (she was also finally cleared to drive at that appointment-YAY!), she felt great... and then...
Hi, Reader If you’ve been asking yourself, “Why don’t I feel happy? I’ve done everything ‘right’.”—you’re not alone. So many women going through a big transition (retirement, loss, reinvention, you name it) find themselves surprised by the emptiness that follows doing “the thing” they thought was right - and even thought would make them feel better. The truth? Happiness isn’t a destination.It’s a breadcrumb. In this week’s article, I share why chasing happiness backfires—and what to do...